Sentence examples for not unequally from inspiring English sources
By Julia Kasdorf The New Yorker, June 8 , 1992P. 42 poem opens with following quotation from the Bible: Be ye not unequally View Article By Miranda Carter By Jia Tolentino By Emily Nussbaum By Doreen St. Félix.
By Julia Kasdorf The New Yorker, June 8 , 1992P. 42 poem opens with following quotation from the Bible: Be ye not unequally View Article By Alan Burdick By Larissa MacFarquhar By Phil Klay By Charles Bethea.
Surgery for severe osteoarthritis, however, is not unequally provided in the Swedish tax funded public health care system.
Note the homogeneous distribution of both all VGAT+ and VGAT+/PV+ puncta, confirming that FSI inputs are not unequally located around the soma of the NG2 cell.
The European environment, once not so unequally shared by animals and people, has, with the march of civilization, been subjected to human attempts.
12 20 25 27–30 In line with this, the various components of cortical SEPs are not altered unequally, whether in amplitude and/or latency, and given the multiple origins of the SEP components, 31 some authors have suggested that abnormal SEPs in ALS are not due to sensory defects but to abnormal cortico-cortical interactions.
The state attorney general, Luther Strange, praised the Supreme Court for recognizing "that Alabama and other covered jurisdictions could not be treated unequally based on things that happened decades ago".
"The benefits of the current faltering economic growth are not only shared unequally between the richest and poorest, but between London and the rest of the UK".
South Africa, with a population of 49 million, has the continent's largest economy, which would demand bigger bragging rights if the wealth — by the measure of some researchers — was not the most unequally distributed in the world.
Their setup, however, does not allow for unequally sized clusters.
One argument in favor of this view might be that people should not end up unequally well off as a result of morally arbitrary factors.
